Systems Technician

Nature and Scope

• Perform all electrical repair work, preventative maintenance and emergency call-out tasks on plant electrical equipment while always maintaining code regulations, good craftsmanship, quality and professionalism.
• Support the planning and coordination of Electrical and instrumentation work.
• Make recommendations for modifying PM job plans throughout the facility.
• Recommend additional spare parts requirements to the immediate supervisor.
• Comply with all safety regulations and practices for this facility.
• Maintain integrity and the general look of all electrical systems.
• Maintain the reliability of the equipment within standards.
• Lead Plant Projects assigned by management from conception to execution.
• Work with others in a spirit of teamwork and cooperation, both within your work group and outside of your work group.
• Inspect, report maintenance problems to immediate supervisor.
• Supervise and/or train contractors and M & E employees, as required.
• Generate work order requests and follow-up as required.
• Document work order history when jobs are completed.
• Actively participate in the development of RCAs in collaboration with other departments.
• Document all problem-solving efforts related to all repeat problems/issues in order to avoid rework and to establish a history related to that problem/issue.
• Read plans, drawings and manuals to aid in problem solving efforts.
• Troubleshoot potential concerns required to achieve and maintain maximum productivity
• Supervise and/or train contractors and technicians as required
• Generate work order requests and follow-up as required
• Close-out and document work order history when jobs are completed
• Document all problem-solving efforts related to all repeat problems/issues to avoid rework and to establish a history related to that problem/issue.
• Knowledge/Experience of operation and maintenance of plant utilities (i.e. steam, compressed air, cooling towers, chillers, HVAC, etc.) a plus.
• Read plans, drawings, and manuals to aid in problem solving efforts.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; associate or bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related field preferred.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in electrical maintenance execution & planning or related roles.
• Knowledge of instrumentation systems and maintenance practices.
• Proficiency in any CMMS and planning software.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.